Reading Heidegger from the Start

Essays in His Earliest Thought

Häftad, Engelska, 1994

AvTheodore Kisiel,John van Buren,John Van Buren,John van Buren

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Devoted to the rediscovery of Heidegger's earliest thought leading up to his magnum opus of 1927, Being and Time.Reading Heidegger from the Start is devoted to the rediscovery of Heidegger's earliest thought leading up to his magnum opus of 1927, Being and Time. Using published and unpublished lectures and other recently available texts by Heidegger, the authors in this anthology retrace the development and significance of Heidegger's early interpretations of Aristotle, Husserl, St. Paul, Augustine, Luther, Kierkegaard, Dilthey, Jaspers, and Kant. In addition to the usual questions of being and time and truth and the self, contributors venture discussions of Heidegger's very first explorations of the end of philosophy and its destruction, logic and language, ethics and theology, the retrieval of primal Christianity, factic life as precursor to Dasein, the turn as re-turn, and a hermeneutic phenomenology focused on "formal indication" (the latter a hitherto unknown theme illustrated in this book).

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Utgivningsdatum1994-11-22
Mått152 x 229 x 29 mm
Vikt671 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
SerieSUNY series in Contemporary Continental Philosophy
Antal sidor480
FörlagState University of New York Press
ISBN9780791420683

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Acknowledgments IntroductionTheodore Kisiel Part I: Topic Indication Way 1. Martin Heidegger's One PathHans-Georg Gadamertranslated by P. Christopher Smith 2. Heidegger: Reading against the GrainTh.C.W. Oudemans Part II: The First Years of Breakthrough 3. Making Logic Philosophical Again (1912-1916)Steven Galt Crowell 4. Phenomenology, Hermeneutics, Lebensphilosophie: Heidegger's Confrontation with Husserl, Dilthey, and JaspersIstvan M. Feher 5. Philosophy as Primordial Science in Heidegger's Courses of 1919George Kovacs Part III: Destruction 6. Heidegger's Ontological "Destruction" of Western Intellectual TraditionsJeffrey Andrew Barash 7. Repetition and Tradition: Heidegger's Destructuring of the Distinction Between Essence and Existence in Basic Problems of PhenomenologyRobert Bernasconi 8. Destruction and moment Otto Poeggelertranslated by Daniel Magurshak Part IV: The Retrieval of Primal Christianity 9. Martin Heidegger, Martin LutherJohn van Buren 10. Heidegger (1920-21) on Becoming a Christian: A Conceptual Picture ShowTheodore Kisiel Part V: Aristotle 11. Being and Time: A "Translation" of the Nicomachean Ethics?Franco Volpitranslated by John Protevi 12. The Place of Aristotle in the Development of Heidegger's PhenomenologyWalter Brogan Part VI: Husserl 13. Heidegger's Critique of HusserlDaniel O. Dahlstrom 14. Phenomenological Reduction and the Double Life of the SubjectRudolf Bernettranslated by Francois Renaud 15. The Husserlian Heritage in Heidegger's Notion of the SelfJacques Taminiauxtranslated by Francois Renaud Part VII: Back to Kant 16. Heidegger's Kant-Courses at MarburgDaniel O. Dahlstrom 17. The Kantian Schema of Heidegger's Late Marburg PeriodFrank Schalow Part VIII: The Question of Ethics 18. Sorge and Kardia: The Hermeneutic of Factical Life and the Categories of the HeartJohn D. Caputo 19. The Ethical and Young Hegelian Motives in Heidegger's Hermeneutics of FacticiyJean Grondin Part IX: Toward the Later Heidegger and Back 20. The "Factical Life" of Dasein: From the Early Freiburg Courses to Being and TimeDavid Farrell Krell 21. The Truth is not of KnowledgeJohn Sallis 22. The First Principle of HermeneuticsWill McNeill Abbreviations Notes Contributors Index